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 The weight sounds about right, too. If you need more than 65 pounds for your manipulator, then the drivetrain isn't the part you should be redesigning... - s_forbes [more] |
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12-12-2013, 23:22
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Re: pic: FRC228 Tormach CNC Mill
Thank you for the advice... I am really up in the air for the choice. I have seen many youtubes and examples of the products the Tormach can produce, and definitely is made for metal.
I know there are some teams out there that have to have a shopbot. I haven't seen many pictures or videos of aluminum done with them. I think we will be focusing on using the machines for hole patterns, brackets, gussets, gearboxes, on aluminum plate (proly not much thicker than 1/4"), angle, and tube stock. Thank you 
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